With every walk of life getting a digital makeover, China's healthcare sector is hastening the pace of technological advances in the hope of serving patients better and empowering physicians in remote parts of the country.
The increasing demand for family nutrition and slower growth in the infant and baby milk formula market are part of the reasons behind the push by food and nutrition manufacturers to burnish the appeal of milk powder products for adult consumers in China.
The past 15 years have brought significant changes to Huaqiang North Street in Shenzhen, where electronics vendors have changed their long-standing business model as the nation has grown to become the world's major consumer market.
The latest measures by policymakers to shore up economic growth and to push further reform and opening of the capital market will help boost investor sentiment and offer solid support to the A-share market, analysts said on Wednesday.
China and Germany have great cooperation potential in the forefront of digital technologies, as China has become one of the biggest players in digital innovation, an industry insider said.
Editor's note: The Chinese government has adopted a series of measures to boost economic growth, including stimulating consumption, further opening up to foreign investment, supporting private enterprises and encouraging technological innovation. China Daily interviewed senior executives of well-known multinational companies to share their views on the country's economic development and their companies' business strategies in China.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD will speed up efforts in technology investment and said its expenditure on research and development amounted to more than 13 billion yuan ($1.9 billion) in the first three quarters of this year, surpassing the 12.1 billion yuan it spent in 2018.
China's energy giants are betting on the potential of blockchain technology to decipher the future of the country's energy industry.
"We are a small business hit by global uncertainties. Due to rising meat costs, we are forced to raise prices by 1 yuan (14 cents) per serving. We sincerely apologize for any discomfort caused and promise to bring down the price as soon as costs normalize," reads a sign in a hole-in-the-wall shop selling pot stickers, a breakfast staple, in Shanghai.
Impossible Foods, the US plant-based meat producer, expects to start selling its products in China by the end of 2020, according to a top company official.
Cold weather garment makers from home and abroad are stepping up their expansion pace in China to cash in on growing demand from medium - and high-end consumers.
China's continuous opening-up and the promotion of the Belt and Road Initiative are leading more Chinese enterprises to invest overseas, which brings new opportunities for medical and travel security services players, a top executive of International SOS said.
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